I am finding that homes listed on the MLS in my area almost never cash flow, so I have shifted my focus to off market opportunities.I am an engineer, so I do not have unlimited time to search, but I have gotten involved with my local REIA in Nashville, REIN.

A software engineer can rent an apartment for the same price as a waitress at a diner under a rent-controlled unit. 2) It could be passed down generationally..if you've ever watched Friends..ya know. 3) Adjustments to rent rate do not respond to inflation on a timely basis...like ever. 

I joined Thach Nguyen's Springboard to Wealth (SBTW) program last year, and as an Engineer, I believe results and data speak louder than opinions.I paid $8,000 for the program, and I can say without hesitation—it was the best investment I’ve ever made.

I don't think that we regular folks can ever compete with the big guys in terms of Search Engines.

It’s been pretty consistent over the years.Always trying to mess with my listings to see the what impacts the algorithm the most.

Maybe try Rankbreeze for a month and see what page you are as it might be an algorithm issue. 

For the historic property in upstate NY, we already have the original blueprints, and a couple of recent full structural engineering reports including one from 2024.

not sure of which states now require a boat license.I question if the reward justifies risk and effort.Good luck Pontoons are only slow with a small engine . 

You may be able to backtrack to the engineering firm who handled the survey and approval process, and get some insight there.

My point wasn’t that cash flow alone makes you wealthy; it’s that debt paydown across multiple properties is a wealth engine most people underestimate.2.